Our investment strategy
Industrial real estate for the return economy. Rooted in Pennsylvania. Built around the places where goods move.
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Returned goods need docks, access, and space to arrive.
Sorting, refurbishing, and reselling need a flexible floor.
Goods, fleets, and equipment need indoor space and usable yards.
02The real estate
Returned goods, fleets, and equipment all need space close to highways and population. Reverse logistics uses buildings differently from outbound distribution: it needs docks, yard, and a flexible floor rather than the newest high-bay space.
PennAtlas Partners buys or controls older, well-located warehouses and yards and leases them to an affiliate of PennAtlas.ai, which runs reverse logistics and storage in them. Limited partners are paid from the rent under that lease.
03The anchor market
Berks County sits on US 422, minutes from I-76, inside the freight pattern connecting Reading, Lancaster, Allentown, and the Manheim auto corridor.
The operator's home facility is a 225,000+ square foot building at 317 E. Penn Ave, Robesonia, PA. Later series apply the same corridor logic to other sites in Pennsylvania and the Northeast.
The sponsor and tenant are affiliated. The sponsor effectively sets both sides of the lease. If the tenant cannot pay rent, the series cannot pay distributions. Review the conflicts, financing assumptions, and illiquidity before investing.
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